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On Mon, 14 Jun 2004 19:09:17 -0600, Willi wrote:

Went to my favorite stream today.

http://www.crystalglen.net/Fishing/061204.htm

Nice.
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a pleasant time...thanks. how far is the walk? ...and how do you get
your fish to pose so compliantly? g

jeff

Willi wrote:

Went to my favorite stream today.

http://www.crystalglen.net/Fishing/061204.htm

Willi

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Photos like this are why Texans like to vacation in Colorado.

Big Dale

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Willi wrote in message ...
Went to my favorite stream today.

http://www.crystalglen.net/Fishing/061204.htm

Willi


When I read John Gierach, I see him fishing in Willi's pictures.

Steve

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"Stephen L. Cain" wrote:

When I read John Gierach, I see him fishing in Willi's pictures.

Read Gierach's story about Phantom Canyon; Phantom Canyon is about 3
miles downstream from the area Willi photographed so well. The biggest
difference between the two spots (which are separated by a reservoir) is
that Phantom Canyon is private, and the area in Will's photos is public. It
is possible to fish Phantom Canyon, the owners (The Nature Conservancy)
allow 3 weekends a year of public fishing, the winners are selected by
lottery. Six names are picked for each day (and each person can take one
guest), so the fish don't ever get a chance to become "leader shy".
I'm one of the Nature Conservancy's "official" guides, and as such, I
get to go in four times this year. Lucky me, I also won a public fishing
spot this year. Unlucky me, I won a spot on one of the same days I'm
guiding. The rules say I can either fish alone (as my own guide), or I can
give my own spot and my guest spot to two friends, and guide them. I'm
taking Willi and Skinner on the 26th, and I imagine they will both choose to
forever quit fishing any other place. It's that good.

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Willi wrote in message ...

http://www.crystalglen.net/Fishing/061204.htm

Nice -- that first fish a cuttbow?

Jon.

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Charlie Wilson wrote:

"Stephen L. Cain" wrote:

When I read John Gierach, I see him fishing in Willi's pictures.


Read Gierach's story about Phantom Canyon; Phantom Canyon is about 3
miles downstream from the area Willi photographed so well.

Now I know exactly where it is. Thanks, Charlie! :-)

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On Mon, 14 Jun 2004 19:09:17 -0600, Willi wrote:

Went to my favorite stream today.

http://www.crystalglen.net/Fishing/061204.htm

Willi



Lovely. That first picture looks as if brooding monsters live in the
hills and guard the stream.
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"Charlie Wilson" wrote in message ...
"Stephen L. Cain" wrote:

When I read John Gierach, I see him fishing in Willi's pictures.

Read Gierach's story about Phantom Canyon; Phantom Canyon is about 3
miles downstream from the area Willi photographed so well. The biggest
difference between the two spots (which are separated by a reservoir) is
that Phantom Canyon is private, and the area in Will's photos is public. It
is possible to fish Phantom Canyon, the owners (The Nature Conservancy)
allow 3 weekends a year of public fishing, the winners are selected by
lottery. Six names are picked for each day (and each person can take one
guest), so the fish don't ever get a chance to become "leader shy".
I'm one of the Nature Conservancy's "official" guides, and as such, I
get to go in four times this year. Lucky me, I also won a public fishing
spot this year. Unlucky me, I won a spot on one of the same days I'm
guiding. The rules say I can either fish alone (as my own guide), or I can
give my own spot and my guest spot to two friends, and guide them. I'm
taking Willi and Skinner on the 26th, and I imagine they will both choose to
forever quit fishing any other place. It's that good.

I've read that one. I hope that I'll get to see it someday. The
limited access would probably irk me if it was right around the
corner, but since it is 1500 miles away, I don't get upset about it.

How did you get to be an official guide?

Steve